ArticleJournal of nuclear cardiology : official publication of the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology2017
Current status of stress myocardial perfusion imaging pharmaceuticals and radiation exposure in Japan: Results from a nationwide survey.
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Abstract
backgroundIonizing radiation generated during medical imaging procedures is a matter of concern. However, the current status of radiopharmaceutical use in stress myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) and the radiation exposure from these radiopharmaceuticals is unknown in Japan. METHODS AND
resultsA nationwide survey was conducted from June through July 2016. The questionnaires on the radiopharmaceuticals used and their administered doses during stress MPI were sent to 641 nuclear medicine facilities. The responses were collected from 431 facilities and the effective dose (ED) for an adult with standard body weight was calculated. Forty-three percent of the facilities used only
conclusionsThe ED of stress MPI radiopharmaceuticals in Japan is probably higher than the world standard because more than 50% of the facilities still use
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